Your contributions touch the lives of people every day. These are stories of men and women whose lives have been changed by the power of God’s love and grace. 
Stories of Hope

Coco shares her story of how she was helped at the womans shelter. 



 

Karen Sweeney Turns Her Life Around

Karen Sweeney's downward spiral began in 1992 with occasional use of marijuana and crack cocaine. Five years later, she was heavily addicted, her family disgusted, she lost her job, her home and custody of her 9-year-old son Jared.

Jackie Says God Showed Her His Plan

Jackie was born and raised in Pennsylvania. She grew up the youngest of 8. Their Christian mother took them to church where they memorized scripture. Their step-father, an alcoholic, hid his bottles around the house and was verbally abusive to his wife and children. When Jackie was 3, her older brother molested her, enticing her with treats. The abuse continued until she was 12 and he got married. She knew it was wrong but was afraid to tell anyone. She carried the burden until she was in her 30’s. She learned at a young age that love came with a price. To this day she struggles with accepting gifts without feeling she has to earn them.

Tanja Finds A Special Christmas

Christmas is a special time for women and children who come to the Family Shelter. Many are unable to be with their loved ones and experience sadness because of this separation. Special activities are planned to bring joy to the season. Christmas Day began with presents generously donated by many people. Many were amazed and cried at the gifts they received. One woman commented that hers was the first gift she received since she was a child.

 
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